The air in London's Tube network is polluted with metallic particles small enough to enter the human bloodstream.
The air in London's Tube network is polluted with metallic particles small enough to enter the human bloodstream, according to a study.
Pollution levels are normally monitored using standard air filters, which cannot capture ultrafine particles or identify particles. Some of the particles had a diameter of just five nanometres, making them small enough to be inhaled.
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